I sent my 12 year old son here and I must say I am dissapointed. He told me that this place was…read morenothings but an overrated daycare. The activities are definitely not what they said in the video, as he told me that media was just ipads, tinker was basically just drawing, and he complained to me how repetitive the activities were. This "camp" is not worth the $2700. We will not be coming back next year.

Each day you can register for a lunchtime meal. We did this every day prior to attending. Today the…read morecamp ran out of food for the kids at lunch. My son did not have any food at lunch and came home starving! This is terrifying and completely unacceptable! Starving children is a criminal offense! In addition to starving children, their fun Friday activity is throwing whip cream pies in children's faces! I don't know what trailer trash employee came up with this but we will not be coming back!

The owner of this place is an amazing woman. She loves all her animals and it shows. They have room…read morefor crafts for kids and hosting birthdays. They had some goats, lambs, llamas, rooster and a very gentle dog. There is a small lake and stream on the property as well.

I almost don't want to write a review but Linda is amazing and I can't believe this place isn't…read moreflooded with kids. She made my family feel so welcome on our private tour and my 2 year old is in love with the baby goats. Linda was patient, kind, and informative and we've already been back twice (highly recommend the easter egg hunt/other special events too!) one small note: if you're visiting in winter/summer make sure you wear the appropriate shoes/drive appropriately it can get a little muddy but that's totally the charm of this place. the farm itself is very clean and the animals feel so at home and comfortable. it's certainly not a place for appearances. linda loves the animals and the animals are well cared for! we'll be back!! my daughter asks non stop to see the farm thank you linda!

I wanted to come back and update my review now that we've picked up our finished pieces. We're…read moreseriously so happy with how everything turned out! The full process took about 3 weeks total. Our pottery class was on March 29th, we came back to paint on April 12th, and then picked everything up on April 17th. It honestly felt like such a fun extended experience getting to come back and see everything through. The painting portion was super enjoyable too. They offer a variety of glazes, some classic colors included at no extra cost, plus a few specialty options for a small fee. My fiancé chose the "Safari" glaze (just $1 extra), which had these cool glass pieces that melt in the kiln and create such a unique pattern. Definitely worth trying if you want something a little different! Pickup was easy overall. My only small suggestion would be to clarify the pickup hours on the card that's handed out after painting. Google hours seem to reflect member hours, while the hours posted on the door are different. When I arrived, they technically weren't open yet (my mistake, I'm sorry!), but the person at the front desk was super kind and still helped me find my pieces, which I greatly appreciated. Overall, such a great experience from start to finish. Thank you so much Creative Hands Studio, we'll definitely be back!

So much fun! Did the pottery wheel class then brought the kids back to paint the pieces. Highly…read morerecommend. Friendly staff, fun atmosphere!

We have been with PNWK since 2018 and have loved every minute of it. My kids have so much knowledge…read moreof nature through this program, and they love being able to play and explore during their class time. The teachers are incredibly kind and caring. The program incorporates inclusive teaching and values, which is very important to us. Also, the COVID safety protocols have been top-notch. Overall, a wonderful program.

Teachers are amazing and very caring. My kids loved going. The admin however is terrible to deal…read morewith.

Coyote Camp is always a blast! Kids love the adventure, the hikes, archery, games, stories, wood…read morecarving, crafts, arts and so much more!

From the owner: We have hosted Farm and Wilderness Summer Camps for children since 1998. Located on beautiful…read moreWhidbey Island in Washington State, our 10-acre farm is a combination of forest, field, fenced paddock, pasture, orchard, and gardens. Children and adults enjoy the magical, rural setting, nestled on the edge of a vast forest between two bays. There is an intricate trail system that allows campers to adventure from farm to lake and everything in between. One of the more popular trails reaches all the way to Double Bluff Beach. Join our summer camps and educational programs on Whidbey Island!

As a camper at this camp it was a horrible experience for me and my friends. My 2nd day at this…read morecamp someone pushed my friend off the dock and he broke his ribs the counselor then said he was fine and did not let him contact his parents. Good thing I snuck my phone and my mom to pick me up. I would not recommend this to any families.

As a veteran middle school teacher who has known scores of students who have attended this camp…read moreover the years, I would like to warn parents about the "boys will be boys" mentality that is promoted at this camp. It's beyond complicity; sexualized behaviors/chatter seem to be encouraged and laughed about and are extremely prevalent. My female students come back from camp thinking that it's OK for boys to talk to them in a certain way (and about certain things), even though it makes them very uncomfortable.

Our son has been in Quiet Heart for coming up on 2 years now - He loves it and we love what it is…read moreteaching him. This is something he looks forward to every week, happily will walk away from video games to attend, and the confidence/skills he has acquired are amazing! The leadership pushes and encourages kids to grow, challenge themselves, learn and refine their skills, etc. We do both cub scouts and this - I have to say that Quiet Heart really hits the mark with all the outdoor learning my son is seeking and goes well beyond what our pack has been able to do. Highly recommend Quiet Heart to any parent who's kids love outdoors, survival, etc. It's one of our favorite activities our son is involved in.

Two of our kids have been with quiet heart doing a homeschool class for a few years now. These…read moreteachers have played a major role in their lives and I know my kids love these guys and we are better people because of them. It's clear to see the teachers love for teaching, children and the outdoors and if you get a chance to have your kiddo in their classes~ take it!

My daughter goes here every year for multiple weeks and loves it. Comes back tired and dirty like a…read morekid at camp should, and can't wait to go back. Not sure how people miss this is a Christian camp. It's right on their website and brochure.

I just went there for three days as a 5th grade eagle creek school student and had a BLAST! There…read morewas a playground and their food was DELICIOUS 5 STAR! And they also had a BUNCH of activities to do! We made necklaces in the very start and it had our names on it and our cabin number. I slept really well! And we also made survival bracelets and when we did the activities at the very end, we got to have beads on the necklaces! I would definitely go again!

You know when people say that Disneyland is their favorite place on earth? Well, screw Disneyland…read morebecause this is my happiest place on earth! I attended Canoe Island as a kid for 7 straight summers. Those were the happiest times of my life. I was able to go back as an adult for a Yoga Weekend two years ago and the magic has not been lost. If you love the outdoors, fresh air, and a true unique experience, then you must experience Canoe Island! Sigh...I wish I was there right now! Send your kids there or spend an adult weekend enjoying yoga or cooking tasty cuisine. I promise, you won't be disappointed!

My daughter is in her 4th year here, having started going to a 2 week session in the 5th Grade…read more She love Canoe and everything about it. Wonderful counselors, great sessions, amazing food ( and french cooking lessons), gorgeous setting, and all the while effortlessly (so it seems) improving her french. Thanks Canoe!

This was a truly customer first experience. I took a 50+ year old guitar in to get new strings…read more Landon said he would be glad to do it. They charged me under $10 for the strings. I presumed there would be a charge for labor. Nope! Landon informed me that it took him longer than normal because the bridge was dusty and needed to be cleaned off. He did that also. When I offered him a tip, he refused it and then offered to carry my guitar to my car. Landon is making Kennely Keys proud! Thank you so much for an exceptional customer experience.

This is a review specific to an instructor at this location, Randall Ruback…read more We had a terrible experience with him. After 4 months of lessons I reached out to him to let him know of our timeline for ending lessons. We were stopping when my son started Jazz band at his middle school. The response I received had some information that was out of the blue - that my son was struggling with focus in lessons and playing over him and too loudly. I had never been told any of this feedback previously, so this was a surprise to me. I talked to my son about the feedback and his next lesson was good, however, Randy would not even come out of the room to see me. The next week we showed up for lessons and 10 minutes in I heard Randy yelling in the room, the door opened and Randy was kicking my son out of lessons and yelling at him about playing when he was talking and playing too loudly. He then yelled at him, that if he could listen they could finish the lesson. My son who was visible shaken went back in. I was frozen and didn't know what to do. The lesson finished, Randy came back out and I confronted him about his inappropriate reaction to the situation. I received an extremely defensive response about boundaries and after some back and forth was told if I was not okay with they way he spoke to my son, then he couldn't teach him anymore and we were done after next weeks lesson. We left the store at this point. I went home and sent him an email about the interaction and how it was inappropriate and that we would not be coming to the last lesson. I did not get any acknowledgement to how he was wrong to speak to a child in that way. I pointed out that if there was as big of a problem as he was claiming, he needed to talk to me in person after lessons about any issues rather than bottling his frustrations up and out-bursting like a toddler. He blamed the whole situation on my parenting abilities and told me what my child needed from a medical perspective. He is an emotionally insecure person who cannot control his temper or admit when he has done something inappropriate. We will never go back to him as an instructor and I suggest you avoid him at all costs.